The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1902, Page 11

well worthy the brain that devised “The | ” Aid mond Lens. Its exciting features are | ened by a tender and beautiful love inte 4 Bt. . f | was delicately applytng with the ald of chmel's-hal | Ww it you obrain tt ‘ie aa if amitten by a fal ment of (he aun. eyes the Wondersmith continued to drink and use Pe 3 (rush to the tp of Uny swords and dagiers avons anid the Wonde . “What? Do sot mean askew Owksmith and] hie bras alternately * | A horrible smile an ed over his sallow face ther vat daueht of w repliod the wha | the fortune-teller together The others hastened t How his example, : Amite aa Unwholeacome In appear 8 the ale w na, In alle ind in myetery. But one Ah! you moun the young man who makes the coms] IC was a horrible scene: those four wieked face} iH i . e i a . trith t NiAne oats] dence «| those myriads of tiny faces, Just na wicked: the cere 4 By FITZ-JAMES O'BRIEN. leaving off lila strange anotntment for a while, to Hft{and die maker af tt tles in the mak Thy plac Fed, unwhotesome Rare cast by the fire: the witd and: i Krent glass, Med with the sparkling Mquor, to his | for around the 1k in fabrlonted te sa way in which the welm company drank the) 93 m lps. ahitined an ace i} v hover over th ot in red Iumined wine SYNOPSTS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. dislocated limba until they were restored to their “Let use drink to our approvehing triumph. Let us| eee | wth nd di went on Milage irri 7 Herr Hippe, @ gypsy Duke, living tn New York, has a plan| former elevation, when they went at It again as if] drink to the great poison, Macousha, Subtle lof He w down the throats of ur to Kill off all but the xypay race by turning loose on the world | nothing had happened. Death—awift hurricane that sweeps away Lite—ve | polsoner Y A Ye PA ce Mab AML elec ytivkanvessiay (aaa Matty F ch of the | hammer that crushes brain and heart and artery with mee Dhol taces ore and more Inflamed each die, SOEMU REUKRPUNG Wears tiate ice aswell gy bara ener | EutSua Yat Creer, Penne oma eM RUTIEANTTR ELON. & Tdrink to 1" | OR aeee stant; thelr ove: like rolling fireballs; thet hate, ferocity by turning them loon in a taxidermist’, where they the birds. Terr Minne (who te commonly known, deramith’') haw a eautiful daughter named @onela, alaughter all "The Zonela lover and is loved by Solon, a hu He comes to soe her during Geramith, returning, surprisoe ¢ Hippo ‘binds the Hunchback admits that Zonela ts not hia te itd, to the re Hippe's abaenos. ‘The ‘Wone sn ef an Austrian nobleman, : —--.-—— CHAPTER V, bik The Preparations fe was Christmas Eve, and 11 o'clock at stytit, All over this great land, and in every great efty fn the land, curly heads were lying on white pil- ostrich in them, for they swam continually after plece of iron which waa held before them, a4 if con sumed with a ferrugmous hunger Whole furmyards of roosters, whore talle curled the ‘wrong way—a slight defect that wae, however, amply fgtoned for by the size and dritituncy of their scartet combs, which, It would appear, Providence had in- tended for pen-wipers, Pears, that when applied to youthful tIpe, gave forth Jeweet and inspining sounds, Regiments of soldiors that performed neat but Iim- {ted evolutions on crosa-Jointed contractile battle Aolds. AN these things Ieallaed, transfigured and tue Its resiations welght was molst and divheve! The old fortune-teler Wke those legieas plast vex loaded hotte All four began to m bardle unintelligible wh Still the anoint stabbing, stabbing “Well, Gray Duke, er igure utter in ske snored 1 ty and froin her chatty it sway upon cone sherent sentences and)” the of the swords went on “T see the faces of millions of young corpses,” bad bled sferr Hippe, gazing with ewimming eyes Into silver bowl that contained the Macousha polson—" young—and the little fellows dancing, dancing, and 1, Filomel T say!" Mt woman, glying o ta. a Oe am NE/ OF TONS Gor DB er tuelnCre sa: Panta inated By. tie, powers and; etindephers and’ colored . bottle of soula? , % Innumerable atockings hung by counties bedsides, | dreamland did the millions of dear sleoping children “In my right-hand pocket, Herr Hippo’—and ue Vislons of, beautiful. toys, passing in. aplendia|®ehold, the night of the Christmas eve of which 1 ira yt ONL, [Ally 80:8 Lo voMMrelhoranle <HAt SIL WAaTEHOee pageantry through myriads of dimly lit dormitories, speak, i pales will Inatruct ue, She half drew out the black bottle, before deseribed: made millions of little hearts palpitate in sleep. It was on this night when Time waa preparing to Sal (nawered Hippe, with a savage ac+|! this narrative, and let It allde again iuto her pocket ‘Ah! What heavenly toys those were that the cmidien| shed his skia, and come out young and golden and “4 tante and he ahall dle thie horrid death, | —let (tC stlde again, but it did not completely remain ite of this soll beheld that mystic night In thele dreamai j glossy as over,—when, in the vast chambers of the ANY howshe tithe’ follows Miiiteayl Unon! hinijwnen 1 | former pl Painted cars with or ral wheels, malting muste} universe, ailont and Infallible proparations were mak- RING HN RIRBOER ORTH Jows, and give thelr beau-| Caught by some accident, {t hung half out, swaying: more delicious than the roll of planets, Ing for the wonderful birth of the comlng year,— ul to th How trey will plerce /Over the edge of the pocket, as the fat fortune-teller Agile men of cylindrical figure, who eprang wnex-| when myatle dews were secreted for hts baptism, and IALL SEE A WRETCH Due tm sand ospote with th poisoned | tolled backward and forward in her drunken eftorts pectedly out of meek-looking boxes, with a super-|mystle Instruments were tuned In space to welcome TEN BY A IRAGMENT OV Tite ntl! his aii turns blue and violet and [at equilibrium: natural flerceness In thelr crimson cheeks and fur| him—it was at thie holy and solemn hour that the <a “ = sae cote | i heels With venom—vnul bie] “AN right.” sald Herr Hippe, “perfectly right! Dette whiskers, Wonderemith and ‘his three gypsy companions sat in witch it stews; and the bledy of the \ GuaiNébh): He hunt What donay, casita” Herds of marvellous sheep, with fleeces as impos-| close concave in the litle parlor before mentioned. smallest breath of He vapor from far away, drop to | ¢ Is in the closet next door and is| He reached out his hand for hie glass, and with &) sible as the one that Jason galled after: animals en-| ‘Thove was a fire roaring In the arate, Jearth with parulyged wings, cold and deud \ltntening, dd6w: comfortable he ¢éole!) How he trlée h dropped on the table, in the Instantaneous tirely Indifferent to grass and water and “rot” and] On @ table, nearly In the centre of the room stood | SIUKIS, then, fat?” asked Kerplonne, the artitiolal Joonen hin bonds, and cubses all earth and heaven nf intoxication bri “tloles, a huge decanter of port wine that glowed in the blaze oye maker—his own eyes gloaming under the influence | when he fimde that he cannot! Hof hot Mar G Mth soon fell back in his chalr, breathing! Horses spotted with an astounding regularity, and/qhich Ht the chamber like a flask of crimson tire. {of the wine with a sinister tu an if tney had t ver af 2 a, WH whe Kiew you when you are livid} heavily. furnished with the most ingenious methods of loco-] On every side, piled In heaps, inanimate, but soow!- |frosh from the factory, and were vet untarniaied by [and swolle Brot usa drink i Kerplonne followed ' motion. ing with the same old wondrous scowl, lay myriads aie, ty Here, Ovksmith, e these brushes—and you. And heav: ous breathing of Fiuomel tol@ Slender foreigners, attired in patnfully short tuntes, [of the maniking, all clutching in their wooden hanas | *-———— Kile cohoed the Wonderemith, derlaivelys “ith | eromel-and finish the anoluting of these sworda,| that ahe slumbered also: but still her chair retained) whose existence passed in continually turning is {their tiny weapons, “It isa noble decoction, Duke Balthazar.” said the} switter Gian thund je atronger than lightning [This wine in grand. ‘This poison ie mrand. It is fine} tts rocking motion, and stilt the bottle of soum Bale. | over head down @ steep Might of steps, at the bot-| ‘The Wondersmith held in one hand a small silver|old fortune-teller, Mme, Filomel, nodding in her] But you shall see it proved before we let forth our fio have good wine to drink and good potson to Kill] anced Itaelf on the edge of her pocket. 4 tom of which they Ia. exhausted condition with {bowl flied with a green, glutinous substance, which he lenair as she swallowed her wine In great quips. [army on the clty accursed. You ehall see a wreteh | with, Is it noe and with flushed face and rolling (Po Be Conehided,) ; SOME VAUDEVILLERS As Sized Up by Kate Carew. you advise ms to ret? 1 am hinetsen yenre pluitod ramos, edged with narpow it away the chiffon A NEW LONDON GOWN WHICH CAN BE MADE AT HOME. [for HOME DRESSMAKERS:| nder|The Evening World's Daily Carpets old, very alender and only five feet tall, velvet r 8 1 after t and have nite wat Ang. A 3, In this series of articles pa a ie an RABEL ABS Act URLEA euenake TRB na ee SON CARCI TART Cue Fashion Hint. Clea d MME, LOUISE, The Even- m's veiling would make a pretty row work cluny Insert the stock at the bask, Mnishing ne . ing World dressmaker, gown, olther In tan or Nght casto shove the top ruMe with velver ribbon the Jabot starts, In the front, will tell fair readers how the skirt In clusters of three ne throush It haye long lo we! whi i \* stows fe in He +o tn th ree they may duplicate the tucks about three Inches ap ever nit implet \ shoulder, making a styteh tlntyh to thts i i . . ty circ r eu voRK Th ¢ the Ist ds] pretty walst, The collar ts made of you will visit our cleant fies fille, WesTery very latest London and ||"? s**t circular, with @ seam : ue Iieued a Bhi anaoe te haneaieraniantire and (hose of cur compet.tors and wy} ke Faris gowns at an outlay [lice eollar 7 ve ie mi tind we have the test methods in are here a that will be within their full, puting: into « evo at hits world for carpet cleaning, Xyh phone Invesiigate “We blow the dirt out.” Aeon Preumoic Carpet Geann] 6, 536-538-540-542+5/4-546 West fon and lace, HOW MANY YARDS OF SILK? Dear Mme, Lauine T would Nike ta means, She will explain fully how the costumes ars made, what m:terials to use, &c., and she willan- |) ewer any questions «on- yards DM inches wid would - cerning them that may Le }| ae to make a ekirt with a rr 4 irs Liste geked. Rin Gage Mp wedh neva smear Ua Amusements, to tne VAUDEVILLE, BIG te FRO TOR’S # ou wir i Hr 1 One of the pretitest of the imported Sau wiliineediuteaite Waedaiarfouland \Heiene | Mora gowns for summer wear |. of figured This does ‘not allow for any tucking «eee Sane het, trimmed elaborately with Irie | whatever on the skirt. Why not ha (cPEG WORF lace, The iMustration shows anew | fourteen yards of material and tuck th ptr. Bond: the Big Sook fashionable London garment. | i ‘is i ‘ SOLORIAMAT eee expensive gowns, but why not have the AtiaikRd Anelustesd ol all tucks, and the sare eo wemtions about what to buy, have a hall the wa Join the flouncs to wid “4 yar a4 val hss Margarcl Daly bewutiful gown not above their means? LiFiSeIin seh feethie Rikanil omeai ied lnahean? wad 112 vate | BROADWAY ial |, This net gown, for example: The orig- You will not need the fluunce inches wide will be required when cola SE ie and Aer spinach - }inal is wtk I having a n sli | lined, a8 a full platting on th: S teed; 3 3S yards 21 Inches wi | [between the silk and net, Tt ts surpris- | gives It (he necessur sards 27 inches w 13-8 yards 4 inahes jing: how pretty one looks, made with « waist tucked In clusters wide or J 1-4 yards inches wide when fine lawn silp, with a skirt of organdie | ey inahit Vaslesannta pre ae Po Detwear the lawn and net ; ; . ‘ on twe the tucks. T matter iN 4.110, sinew arnen th Ret, 00, ts sometimes ex-| sdwibat bx sce | fourteen and «ixteen years) will a7) ee pensive : hen we want the | aMidhe an eile) to avearnea lit ant Ye Sear ; the pretty nets (square meses are ttons Putt and ole | Ph r Building, Now York City L LA R oe A Jmuch worn) with a little raised thrend ow of ale i I Trices 150, "1, Pr Seats Selling. or ring make up very handsomely leeve z =. - = aw the lace being of i Mn, Irish, point 6 foulwrd t : Ny N INTINUOUS ade os Senter tte Pee shea - LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES PASTOR'S 993 foahionable, * net exortitant 4 Hite i i, | one size smaller after using Allen's PAVOR & SINCLAIR WARD @& Wa Pine ie Speaking of laces reminds me {with @ pal | Foot-Hase, a powder to be shaken |) 2UUIEY « Lacy COOK & ed | Wh ENED, cs Prey reel eh | TO MAKE OVER A SKIRT, |'"t0 "¥" show. 1 make 6s ot igen ode ought & buy and how to uae tt. For inet ‘ . new shoes fecl easy; gives instant! yas wes os le ar I cream and coffee colored filet ‘ relief to corns and bunioas. It’s the | 1987 5 wre bs aT Weber ud minty tints ont : reatest comfort discovery of the| en vee ‘es Ne ‘This effoct may iby. ibe Se Gusta an arovenis awollen |SORTGUNe= hie /o's", chasing jece or dnmertion vat T Miiatass eatlo sore apota: | ~ Ways MnCUre 4h peavy 4 qua “re ae! oF sven hot, aching feet. At) | sien mga Gus, Uf : z | and if one hax ' f all droge and shoe stores | at . 4a po lerer an, an ‘a ms * z x Lon't accept any substitute | . THE BELLS i. 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